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rkor, why do you think it is bouncing back? what was last thursday and friday's correction all about, another MM manipulations?
Have a good day, Max
NO 1,700,000 shares masxxi
now is the time to accumulate
the px is dropping with low volume
Hi, I am newbie. What confirmation are we waiting for and what is its significance. Thanks
lowman,
What is DR and what is its significance? thanks,
plastipunk, thanks maxxi
Investorstallone, Thanks for the link but where can I find infor mation on HMGP on the board? Thanks again,
Al Kan, Thanks I am a newbie to Hemi
BTW, do you happen to know the link to serfdom's board?
Who is Craig? Is he one of the officers? thanks
lowman,
what is the link of serfdom's new board. thanks,
Do anybody here know the terms of exclusive distributorship right between NRR and Freestone? Thanks,
Greeneyedhawk,
Thanks for your great posts. Per your request, I contacted Scottrade. Below is the response:
I received a response from Scottrade. According to them, they are restricting amep to prevent eastern European hackers from breaking into the account and subsequently pumping penny stocks. Amep is one of the penny stocks that are restricted based on its volatility.
This is the explanation I received.
Maxxi
where can I fine JP's mug shot.
liquid, count me in
e-mail:maxxi7@hotmail.com
You can buy all the exposures with money but can't by integrity, trust and truth with money!! The fact that JP is silent about this investigation where do you think JP stands??!!
Liquid, I think you are on the right track. I think class action suit is in order. gltya,
Big Mur,
How do you compare between nvmg, hmgp and alry? thanks,
Big Muir,
How different are the paths and goals between Hemi and Alry?
What is Alry's goal and paths/plans? Thanks,
energyman,
Thanks for your DD and sharing the info. Why do you think alry is week today? Is it another manipulations by clyp?
Hi gely31,
Thank you very much for your response.
Hi eatyourshortsms,
Thank you very much for your response.
I am new to this board. What is the relationship between mdmn and cdch? thanks,
I am new to this board. What is the relationship between chch and mdmn? thanks,
I am new to this board. What is the difference between mdmn and cdch? Which is considered to be a better buy? Thanks,
I am new to this board. What is the difference between mdmn and cdch? Which is considered to be a better buy? Thanks,
Many ceo's of pink stocks voluntarily disclose financials and keep update their shareholders. Why? Because these ceo's have confidence in what the company is doing. I am not bashing this co. but any pink stocks headquartered overseas are red flag to me, unless timely updates are being released.
Just my humble opinion....any views appreciated.
seabiscuit and jeff on Pegasus:
I hope JP is clean unlike Knabb. I tend to believe that there are reasons for shorts to attack a company. I am not a basher just worried.
Brower Piven Announces the Filing of a Class Action Lawsuit Against Pegasus Wireless Corp.
Friday December 29, 3:07 pm ET
BALTIMORE, MD--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 29, 2006 -- Brower Piven, A Professional Corporation announces that a class action lawsuit was commenced in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of purchasers of the publicly traded common stock of Pegasus Wireless Corp. ("Pegasus" or the "Company") (OTC BB:PGSW.OB - News) between December 22, 2005 and September 5, 2006, inclusive (the "Class Period"). Brower Piven is one of the firms that has filed this lawsuit within the past 60 days.
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The Complaint alleges that Pegasus and certain of its officers and directors violated federal securities law. The Complaint alleges that investors were surprised to learn the following adverse information in an August 24, 2006 report published by The MotleyFool.com: (i) Pegasus failed to disclose CEO Jasper Knabb's and CFO Stephen Durland's close business ties with convicted felons; (ii) Pegasus failed to disclose a series of related party transactions and the manner in which Knabb purchased more than $26 million in Pegasus stock; and (iii) Pegasus withheld pertinent information involving Knabb's history with penny stock companies with suspicious trading patterns. On this news, Pegasus shares declined almost 25% from the closing price of $7.60 per share two days earlier. As further alleged in the Complaint, at the close of the Class Period, a report by Barron's revealed that: (i) Knabb had previously been arrested for possible insurance fraud; (ii) Two former Knabb companies -- BIFS Technologies, formerly Biofiltration Systems, and Wireless Frontier -- evidenced suspected stock and market manipulation; and (iii) Pegasus failed to disclose the truth concerning the novelty and uniqueness of its products and the foreseeability to compete in the current marketplace. On September 5, 2006, shares of Pegasus fell over 36% to $1.10 per share.
If you purchased stock (or bought call or sold put options) in Pegasus Wireless Corp. during the class period, you may be a member of the proposed class, and you have until January 8, 2007 to ask the Court to become the lead plaintiff. To serve as lead plaintiff, however, you must meet certain legal requirements. To learn more about this lawsuit and your ability to become a lead plaintiff, you may contact Brower Piven without obligation or cost to you at The World Trade Center-Baltimore, 401 East Pratt Street, Suite 2525, Baltimore, Maryland 21202, by email at hoffman@browerpiven.com or by calling 410-332-0030. David Brower and Charles Piven have combined experience in securities and class action litigation of over 40 years. You may retain Brower Piven, or you may retain counsel of your choice.
PCE, my e-mail is: maxxi7@hotmail.com thanks,
upbeatmofool, very good point, JP will not open up to DC simply because he won the contest. We will soon find out whether there are any consistencies between CAP5 and DC. glty
The fact that DC is having fun in Las Vegas says it all...if the situation of ckys is all negative then he won't be spending time in Vegas. Assuming DC is a rationale person.
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By: bulletgirlny
03 Feb 2007, 08:29 AM EST
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EVERYONE PLEASE DO THIS IMPORTANT,
- Feb 2, 2007 - The Fall of the SEC
by Mark Faulk
Mark this week down on your calendars. In fact, do it Jim Cramer style: take a sharpie and write in big black letters across the entire week “THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END!”
After years of calls for stock market reform being ignored by the SEC, by Congress, by Wall Street, and by the media, the tide has finally begun to turn. After decades of the average investor being first lured into, then robbed blind in the stock market by Wall Street insiders, major brokerage firms, and hedge funds while our federal officials sat idly by and watched, or worse yet, participated in the splitting up of the loot, there is light at the end of what up until now has been a dark tunnel. A couple of major events this week signaled impending defeat for those who have conspired to rob our country blind in blatant disregard of the very values upon which America was founded.
The first event took place, as is often the case in the world of politics, behind closed doors. A Tuesday afternoon phone call from a person who has long been a behind-the-scenes advocate for returning honesty and integrity to our financial markets first gave me reason to feel renewed hope. This is someone who has been working quietly but tirelessly to help those of us who have been sounding the alarm for years, the same person who helped to set up a Senate Banking Committee hearing over two years ago, only to have it killed by then Banking Committee Chairman Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL).
This is the gist of that phone call: Senator Bob Bennett (R-UT), one of the few members of Congress whose hands seem to be clean enough to speak out for America on this issue, has been educating the new Democratic Chairman of the Banking Committee, Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT) on the issues of stock market fraud. According to Bennett, Dodd is “open to discussing the issue,” and to possibly reopening the hearing into the SEC in the Senate Banking Committee…or should I say open to conducting the hearings that were never allowed to take place in 2005. Meetings were set up to discuss the issue, and I forwarded a few relevant articles to give to Sen. Dodd in hopes of showing that even recent tepid efforts by the SEC to deal with fraud were nothing more than slaps on the wrists, fines generally amounting to a fraction of the damage done to companies and shareholders.
Along with the articles to back it up, I sent this short email at 3 in the morning after driving 350 miles from beautiful Lubbock, TX. on a business trip, back home to Middle America, USA:
Here are a couple of recent articles about hedge funds and naked short selling. The issue is finally beginning to receive some mainstream limited press, and the SEC is still essentially doing nothing to stop it. Hedge funds still aren't regulated, and the ones that are caught receive slaps on the wrist.
In recent months, in case after case, the SEC has negotiated fines that have a huge disconnect with the amount of money stolen and the damage done to companies and investors, and usually with the perpetrator "neither denying or admitting guilt." The fines are so small that they have become merely a cost of doing business.
Recently, Eagletech won a decision against the DTC to have an estimated 40,000 pages of documents concerning alleged trading violations released to the company's attorneys, although no charges have been filed yet.
Novastar has had some favorable recent rulings as well, but again, nothing major.
Also, a 21 year-old kid was arrested just last week who hacked into online accounts of investors and used their accounts....and their money....to manipulate the price of 17 penny stocks. One CEO, Hugo Cancio of Fuego Entertainment (FUGO.OB), was on my radio show last week, and described how his stock, which has only 9 million free-trading shares, was manipulated from over $1.40 a share to under .20 in a matter of weeks (the stock actually lost 90% of its value in three trading days), by this same 21 year-old. My main point on the show was that the SEC and the stock market regulators should take this as a sign that something is terribly wrong with the system. If a 21 year-old can do severe damage to 17 companies that easily, imagine what damage "the professional con artists" can, and are, doing.
This is beyond crisis stage, and I firmly believe that the destruction of our incubator companies by unregulated hedge funds, and the moving of massive amounts of our country's wealth offshore, has directly contributed to our country's recent downslide in our position as the world economic leader. Forget about outsourcing our jobs, we're outsourcing our wealth, and killing jobs even before they are created.
This is an issue that rests squarely with the SEC, DTC, and Wall Street, whose neglect and even collusion with hedge funds has resulted in record profits for brokers and obscene wealth for hedge fund managers....at the expense of our country's economic well-being. This is a house of cards, and it's teetering dangerously close to collapse.
Hope this helps....if I can do anything else, please feel free to call me. Thanks for all your help, without people like you, this would be a lost cause, and the damage to our economy would eventually become irreversible.
Did a single email dashed off at 3 in the morning, and the accompanying articles help shed a little light the problems we face as investors, and America faces as a nation in crisis? It’s hard to say, but I do know this: more than one senator has said that the only way to force action from Congress is to speak out, to let them know that America wants our broken system fixed. Or better yet, dismantled altogether and reassembled in a way that safeguards against fraud, instead of one filled with built-in loopholes
So here’s the plan: Every American who feels as if they have been wronged by a corrupt stock market, and indeed, every American who understands the financial drain on our country and the loss of jobs and productivity due to victimized companies, needs to raise their voices in unison. AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW.
When Senator Chris Dodd returns to work next Monday, he needs to walk into an office that has been buried in emails and phone calls, all calling for one thing – a Senate Banking Committee investigation into fraud on Wall Street, and a thorough investigation into the SEC.
Two other more public events capped off the week that signaled the beginning of the end for the SEC. On Thursday, the day after meetings were held in Washington, two other senators renewed their own attacks on the SEC in a case involving SEC attorney Gary J. Aguirre, who was fired for attempting to question Wall Street kingpin John J. Mack.
Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) said that “The S.E.C. should have taken Mr. Aguirre’s allegations seriously. Instead, it circled the wagons and shot the whistle-blower — an all-too-familiar practice in Washington.” He also said that the SEC’s investigation into the case “was plagued with problems from its beginning to its abrupt conclusion. The termination of Mr. Aguirre by the S.E.C. was highly suspect given the timing and circumstances.”
Senator Arlen Spector (R-PA) saved his harshest words for the SEC.’s inspector general, Walter J. Stachnik. Spector said that in all his years in the Senate he could not recall “an I.G. who said less, did less and was thoroughly inadequate in the investigation.”
An inquiry conducted by the Senate Judiciary and Finance Committees, and released on Thursday, said that “At best, the picture shows extraordinarily lax enforcement by the S.E.C. At worse, the picture is colored with overtones of a possible cover-up.”
Finally, members of Congress are beginning to say what advocates of stock market reform have known all along, that the SEC is as corrupt as the stock market that they are responsible for overseeing. While it is obvious that there are rank-and-file employees who are hardworking and honest, the corruption at the top of the SEC is way beyond criminal, it is treasonous.
AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW!
To top off a week that will be remembered as one of the turning points in the battle to return honesty and integrity to our financial markets, Overstock.com filed a $3.5 billion lawsuit in California state court Friday against 10 of the largest U.S. securities firms, accusing them of participating in a “massive, illegal stock market manipulation scheme” to defraud the company and its shareholders.
Overstock's suit names Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bear Stearns, Bank of America, Bank of New York, Citigroup. Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch, and UBS as defendants in the lawsuit.
Patrick Byrne has been under relentless attack from a number of financial media reporters, many of whom have ties to hedge funds and short sellers themselves, for joining forces with other stock market reform advocates in calling for a major overhaul of our financial system. That Congress has finally begun to awaken to the problem at the same time that Overstock’s lawsuit is filed is poetic justice for Byrne, and vindication for those who have battled against power, greed, and wealth in an effort to save our country from financial ruin.
As satisfying as this week has been to those of us who have spent years fighting a battle that at times seemed at times to be almost a hopeless cause, we cannot rest in our efforts. Now is the time to sound the alarm even louder than before, to spread the word across our country before it’s too late. Now is the time to let Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd know that this issue will not simply go away.
One last time, in unison:
AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW!
You can email Senator Chris Dodd at:
http://dodd. senate.gov/index.php?q=node/3128&cat=Opinion
or call him at:
Washington D.C. (202) 224-2823
Fax: (202) 224-1083
Connecticut (860) 258-6940
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By: bulletgirlny
03 Feb 2007, 08:29 AM EST
Msg. 15259 of 15279
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EVERYONE PLEASE DO THIS IMPORTANT,
- Feb 2, 2007 - The Fall of the SEC
by Mark Faulk
Mark this week down on your calendars. In fact, do it Jim Cramer style: take a sharpie and write in big black letters across the entire week “THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE END!”
After years of calls for stock market reform being ignored by the SEC, by Congress, by Wall Street, and by the media, the tide has finally begun to turn. After decades of the average investor being first lured into, then robbed blind in the stock market by Wall Street insiders, major brokerage firms, and hedge funds while our federal officials sat idly by and watched, or worse yet, participated in the splitting up of the loot, there is light at the end of what up until now has been a dark tunnel. A couple of major events this week signaled impending defeat for those who have conspired to rob our country blind in blatant disregard of the very values upon which America was founded.
The first event took place, as is often the case in the world of politics, behind closed doors. A Tuesday afternoon phone call from a person who has long been a behind-the-scenes advocate for returning honesty and integrity to our financial markets first gave me reason to feel renewed hope. This is someone who has been working quietly but tirelessly to help those of us who have been sounding the alarm for years, the same person who helped to set up a Senate Banking Committee hearing over two years ago, only to have it killed by then Banking Committee Chairman Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL).
This is the gist of that phone call: Senator Bob Bennett (R-UT), one of the few members of Congress whose hands seem to be clean enough to speak out for America on this issue, has been educating the new Democratic Chairman of the Banking Committee, Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT) on the issues of stock market fraud. According to Bennett, Dodd is “open to discussing the issue,” and to possibly reopening the hearing into the SEC in the Senate Banking Committee…or should I say open to conducting the hearings that were never allowed to take place in 2005. Meetings were set up to discuss the issue, and I forwarded a few relevant articles to give to Sen. Dodd in hopes of showing that even recent tepid efforts by the SEC to deal with fraud were nothing more than slaps on the wrists, fines generally amounting to a fraction of the damage done to companies and shareholders.
Along with the articles to back it up, I sent this short email at 3 in the morning after driving 350 miles from beautiful Lubbock, TX. on a business trip, back home to Middle America, USA:
Here are a couple of recent articles about hedge funds and naked short selling. The issue is finally beginning to receive some mainstream limited press, and the SEC is still essentially doing nothing to stop it. Hedge funds still aren't regulated, and the ones that are caught receive slaps on the wrist.
In recent months, in case after case, the SEC has negotiated fines that have a huge disconnect with the amount of money stolen and the damage done to companies and investors, and usually with the perpetrator "neither denying or admitting guilt." The fines are so small that they have become merely a cost of doing business.
Recently, Eagletech won a decision against the DTC to have an estimated 40,000 pages of documents concerning alleged trading violations released to the company's attorneys, although no charges have been filed yet.
Novastar has had some favorable recent rulings as well, but again, nothing major.
Also, a 21 year-old kid was arrested just last week who hacked into online accounts of investors and used their accounts....and their money....to manipulate the price of 17 penny stocks. One CEO, Hugo Cancio of Fuego Entertainment (FUGO.OB), was on my radio show last week, and described how his stock, which has only 9 million free-trading shares, was manipulated from over $1.40 a share to under .20 in a matter of weeks (the stock actually lost 90% of its value in three trading days), by this same 21 year-old. My main point on the show was that the SEC and the stock market regulators should take this as a sign that something is terribly wrong with the system. If a 21 year-old can do severe damage to 17 companies that easily, imagine what damage "the professional con artists" can, and are, doing.
This is beyond crisis stage, and I firmly believe that the destruction of our incubator companies by unregulated hedge funds, and the moving of massive amounts of our country's wealth offshore, has directly contributed to our country's recent downslide in our position as the world economic leader. Forget about outsourcing our jobs, we're outsourcing our wealth, and killing jobs even before they are created.
This is an issue that rests squarely with the SEC, DTC, and Wall Street, whose neglect and even collusion with hedge funds has resulted in record profits for brokers and obscene wealth for hedge fund managers....at the expense of our country's economic well-being. This is a house of cards, and it's teetering dangerously close to collapse.
Hope this helps....if I can do anything else, please feel free to call me. Thanks for all your help, without people like you, this would be a lost cause, and the damage to our economy would eventually become irreversible.
Did a single email dashed off at 3 in the morning, and the accompanying articles help shed a little light the problems we face as investors, and America faces as a nation in crisis? It’s hard to say, but I do know this: more than one senator has said that the only way to force action from Congress is to speak out, to let them know that America wants our broken system fixed. Or better yet, dismantled altogether and reassembled in a way that safeguards against fraud, instead of one filled with built-in loopholes
So here’s the plan: Every American who feels as if they have been wronged by a corrupt stock market, and indeed, every American who understands the financial drain on our country and the loss of jobs and productivity due to victimized companies, needs to raise their voices in unison. AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW.
When Senator Chris Dodd returns to work next Monday, he needs to walk into an office that has been buried in emails and phone calls, all calling for one thing – a Senate Banking Committee investigation into fraud on Wall Street, and a thorough investigation into the SEC.
Two other more public events capped off the week that signaled the beginning of the end for the SEC. On Thursday, the day after meetings were held in Washington, two other senators renewed their own attacks on the SEC in a case involving SEC attorney Gary J. Aguirre, who was fired for attempting to question Wall Street kingpin John J. Mack.
Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) said that “The S.E.C. should have taken Mr. Aguirre’s allegations seriously. Instead, it circled the wagons and shot the whistle-blower — an all-too-familiar practice in Washington.” He also said that the SEC’s investigation into the case “was plagued with problems from its beginning to its abrupt conclusion. The termination of Mr. Aguirre by the S.E.C. was highly suspect given the timing and circumstances.”
Senator Arlen Spector (R-PA) saved his harshest words for the SEC.’s inspector general, Walter J. Stachnik. Spector said that in all his years in the Senate he could not recall “an I.G. who said less, did less and was thoroughly inadequate in the investigation.”
An inquiry conducted by the Senate Judiciary and Finance Committees, and released on Thursday, said that “At best, the picture shows extraordinarily lax enforcement by the S.E.C. At worse, the picture is colored with overtones of a possible cover-up.”
Finally, members of Congress are beginning to say what advocates of stock market reform have known all along, that the SEC is as corrupt as the stock market that they are responsible for overseeing. While it is obvious that there are rank-and-file employees who are hardworking and honest, the corruption at the top of the SEC is way beyond criminal, it is treasonous.
AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW!
To top off a week that will be remembered as one of the turning points in the battle to return honesty and integrity to our financial markets, Overstock.com filed a $3.5 billion lawsuit in California state court Friday against 10 of the largest U.S. securities firms, accusing them of participating in a “massive, illegal stock market manipulation scheme” to defraud the company and its shareholders.
Overstock's suit names Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bear Stearns, Bank of America, Bank of New York, Citigroup. Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch, and UBS as defendants in the lawsuit.
Patrick Byrne has been under relentless attack from a number of financial media reporters, many of whom have ties to hedge funds and short sellers themselves, for joining forces with other stock market reform advocates in calling for a major overhaul of our financial system. That Congress has finally begun to awaken to the problem at the same time that Overstock’s lawsuit is filed is poetic justice for Byrne, and vindication for those who have battled against power, greed, and wealth in an effort to save our country from financial ruin.
As satisfying as this week has been to those of us who have spent years fighting a battle that at times seemed at times to be almost a hopeless cause, we cannot rest in our efforts. Now is the time to sound the alarm even louder than before, to spread the word across our country before it’s too late. Now is the time to let Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd know that this issue will not simply go away.
One last time, in unison:
AMERICA NEEDS TO SPEAK OUT, AND SPEAK OUT NOW!
You can email Senator Chris Dodd at:
http://dodd. senate.gov/index.php?q=node/3128&cat=Opinion
or call him at:
Washington D.C. (202) 224-2823
Fax: (202) 224-1083
Connecticut (860) 258-6940
2 milion
Tom P, late filing of what? thanks
and another one:
MORE AMAZING is how MUTT allows it to go on and on with these OBVIOUS SCAMS, MUTT KNOWS WHAT'S GOING ON! Only two conclusions to draw...
#1. RedCloud really believed he was doing the right thing and lost his rear, while MUTT knowingly was USING redcloud up?
#2. RedCloud was a PLANTED-COMPLICIT-BUG?
From my reading of ckys posts, I believe RedCloud fits the #1 above...but I am dead-certain that some of those other "mods" at the ihump-boards fit the #2 description, and MUTT KNOWS IT.
jmo
look at what i found at RB ckys board:
Amazing how the CKYS moderators on iHUB suddenly disappear when the scam is exposed and simply stop posting ... I imagine the SEC is investigating their contributions to and involvement in the securities fraud ... Maybe they will be logging in from the real Jail in the future ... Or simply moving on to the next fraud if they manage to get away with this one ... Leaving investors holding the bag ... What shameful conduct ... What criminal conduct ... I do not know how they can sleep at night ...
jabberstox, please email me the photos
edisann@gmail.com thanks,
Too much Naked Shorting on ckys so regardless of millions and millions of shares held by strong hands MM's will continue to short it until AF and major contracts are announced. Let's go JIMBO!!!!!
OT Klon, good to see you here. Do you still have your ckys and fssn? Any opinion of ckys? Looks like its really cheap these day.
Appreicate your input. Maxxi
What is the DTC issue? I am a newbie here. Please fill me in. thanks,